Game Thread 2019-20 Season Game #18 | Cleveland Cavaliers vs Orlando Magic | Nov 27th, 2019

[LeeBuckeye]

trade sexton for bamba

Bamba would leave his jumper in Orlando

 

[T-Bird]

At the game. Kevin’s back is gone. Moving gingerly all night.

 

[LeeBuckeye]

This is why I love game threads.

It's gotta be a career high from 3 for him right?

looked up game logs. 3/3 was his high last season but didn’t make more than one this season

 

[LeeBuckeye]

Looks like Love load managing while in the game

 

[Futuredome]

Cavs have 2 pgs who they had as bpa in their respective drafts. They must pick one and move the other.

 

[mhi]

Is shooting 3's what you want out of your 7 footer with record long arms?

These days you want it out of every player on the floor.

Can't believe Cedi missed that...

 

[BigZ94]

Losing against this depleted magic team at home is embarrassing, but then again not gonna remember this game after this year and who cares let’s get that top 5 pick!!!

 

[catfish]

We are going to get a nice pick.

 

[LeeBuckeye]

Cedi blows one then a bad shot and miss by Sexton

 

[catfish]

I personally would bench Garland for now and put Porter in the starting lineup.

 

[inliner311]

Cavs have 2 pgs who they had as bpa in their respective drafts. They must pick one and move the other.

It's not like they have to play with both of them in the game all the time or even have a offense based around them. If they play 30 minutes a game each, they can play 18 minutes each on their own and only 12 minutes combined. 36 minutes of the game can be 1 guard, 2 wings, and 2 bigs or they can play with a bigger guard if we had one.

 

[LeeBuckeye]

Sexton with 6 assists is nice to see. KPJ was awesome in the first half. That’s all I’ve got

 

[mhi]

Can't believe this game was Magic -1... Vegas likes to hand out money??!!

 

[stick]

25 turnovers in this game...

The most turnovers a team has committed in a game since the Clippers did it in 2011. That game went to double OT and somehow the Clippers won.
Fourth time a 25+ turnover team performance has happened in the 2000s. Surprisingly, this kind of thing happened with semi regularity prior to the year 2000.

*Correction, I need to re-look this up. I think I made a mistake. Apologies.

Update
*Eh, this actually happens somewhat regularly throughout the league. But the Cavs haven't had a game like this since 2016 and this is the twelfth time in the last 19 years they have "achieved" 25+ turnovers.

It's amazing the Cavs were even in this one midway through the fourth quarter!

 

[Mr. Orange]

This is gonna be a long year. Been saying it since preseason. We are going to have to labor through November and December. Once we get to 2020 we should see some trades with our expirings. But don't be shocked if we are like 9-26 come Jan 1st.

2020 we will clear out the trash and clean up the cap. Get another top 5 pick and then we roll with the young guys. This team currently has no leader and that is the problem. Love and TT need to go and we have to let the Young Bull run shit.